Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-21

| ton, and make her within a very FEW votes of
being as strong as they are In the general assem-,
should Delaware vote to have q new constitution
do not believe New Castle will get the represen-
made up irrespective OF other party ties and judy
ing from the present outlook one would conclude
DAY at the polls The hight Will be an interesting
one. s. D. T.
Affairs I'm West Washington.
DEATH AT TENLEYTOwN.-Levi d. Burrows, q
prominent resident OF TenleytOwn, died last night
at his home from acute melancholia, in the forty
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his farm.
ARREsTs.-For assaulting his wife Jesse Brown,
PEELED to leave S collateral at the station Thos
Boulder, colored, nineteen years OF age became
very drunk yesterday, and while in this state he
nour1shed revolver upon the streets, for which
he was arrested.
POLICE COURT CASES. - Fillmore Sullivan was
charged in the Police Court to-day with fast driv
also with disorderly conduct. He was fined s. in
each case. Thos. Bolden, young colored man.
was before the Police Court to-day for assaulttng
Albert White. He pleaded guilty and was fined
s.. He was also fined S. for being disorderly On
the street. He was also charged With shooting at
Amos Brown, In March last, and the case was
continued until tomorrow. BOlden was arrested
last night by Officer Hawkins. John Magruder
charge OF assaulting Isaac Williams Magruder
was fined so and Smith was discharged.
MARRIED MEN BEAT THE BACHELORS AS USUAL
noon at olympic Park between mines composed OF
married men and bachelors The bened1ctS were
successful by a score of "a to Il
GRAIN RECEIPTS-Canal boat David KnOde ar.
rived with 900 bushels OF wheat for j. G. & j. M.
Waters.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A.
M-Great Falls temperature 20; condition, SO;
receiving reservoir, temperature ~; condition at
north connection, SO; condition at south connec-
ton, 36; distributing reservoir, temperature, II;
condition at iniuent gate-house, SO; condition at
en1uent gate-house, SO. High tide in the river to-
day at 1O:44 a. m, low tide at 5:26 p. m.
RoBBERIEs REPoRTED-Fredk. Warther, No eOs
street southwest, reports that his trunk was
Brown No. 3Os 18th Street, reports the larceny Of
81 worth OF articles.-Mrs. Robert Taylor, No
9;59 street, reports stolen from her house. Mon
rings.-John Walter, 101l E street, reports the
: larceny OF a music-box, worth $S.-Ella Carter
reports the larceny OF gold necklace and locket,
woyth $40.
CHARGED WITH AssAULTING THEIR STEPDAUGHTERs.
This afternoon, In the Police Court, Mrs Mary
Clarvoe, who lives at No. 716 street southwest,
was placed On trial charged with aSsaulting Mary
thompson I9 her 10urteen.year-old stepdaugnter;
and Mrs. Martha Thompson for similar charge
that he had conferred with the assistant district
baton OF the court, that they should plead guilty,
and sentence be suspended with the understand
ing that should the onense be repeated they Will
Dc brought in and sentenced In this case. This
out.
CARDINAL GIBBONS GOING WEsr.-Cardinal Glib
bons left Baltimore for Emm1tsburg yesterday
afternoon to oflciate In confirmation services and
reach there about the 9th While In st. Paul he
will be the guest OF Bishop Ireland. The Catholic
OF that city have az made for
arrival OF the highest dignitary OF the Catholic
church in the United States is event of no little
race or creed, will give hts eminence such wei.
come as BELTS his exalted station. Cardinal Glib
bons is thoroughly American in every way, and he
has endeared himself to the people OF this country
by the many wise measures that have flowed from
his hands. The laboring classes should have o
special generation and admiration for Cardinal
between the Catholic church and the Knights Of
Labor"
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES IN BALT1MoRE.-Republi-
can primaries were held In Baltimore YESTERDAY
afternoon to elect five delegates from each ward to
meet In convention to-day to nominate q candi.
date for mayor and for other Offices. In several
OF the wards polls were opened, and in the others
delegates were selected In room meetings. Candf-
dates for the city council were nominated in some
instances, while In the others committees were
appointed to select council candidates. The Amer
lean says: The name OF Mr.. David l. Bartlett was
upon the tickets In a number of the wards and re-
ceived every vote cast expsession in favor OF
his nomination for mayor.
SEVEN MEN WHIPPED BY REGULATORS. regu-
lators who infest Harrison and neighborfng
counties In southern Indiana and are Known as
the White Caps, from their wearing white masks
are again very active. Northeast OF Corydon the
soundly with hickorIes last Saturday night The
neighborS Of Jno. w. Wright one OF the men
whipped, say they counted the strokes a half a
mile away as they fell upon his bare back and his
grOans and cries were loud and long. Dink Allen
and a Mr.. Emily were others of the men whipped
Of as Rs Se for nsr
wrongs, undertook to tear the mask from one OF
the regulators and got few lashes herself There
were about seventy regulators IN the band.
He THOUGHT He HAD KILLED MAN.-Wm
cut his throat with suicidal intent Sunday last
at Great Falls is getting better He says the
under the Impression that he had murdered a
cOlOred man In Howard County; that he shot the
man, who was in the act of stealing cabbage from
ns ro a &ea E that he
authorities would be after him. The colored man
II appears. is not much hurt. as the bullet from
Miiier's revolver STRUCK the neck and glanced OF.
A GENERAL FIGHT AMONG GANG OF NEGROES
g6t TOOK place among large gang Of rsiI nsaai
negroes near Wilton, Botetourt County, Yesterday
In o which 3, many 1, were wounded and one named
known"
n. Schnaeoele, the French commissary who was
arrested at Pagny Moselle last April has heen
arrested tee and imprisoned BY the German author
affix1ng reasonable placard bearing the tn
color OF France upon tree by the roadside Young
Schnaebele Is sixteen years old.
Ex-Congressman Isaac Reed died at Waldsboro
Me-, Monday.
The Rev. DR.. Bernard O'Reilly, of New York has
received the appointment Of domestic preiafa f0
the pope. ~
Trade, denies under his signature that he charac-
terzed the New York Produce EXCHANGE "a a
bucket shop.
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